#Applied Electronics

[fuzzkaizer]

Nomad - Rogue Fuzz

"...here's a version of this pedal that was branded for "Kadent", there's also the more common unbranded version of the Rogue Fuzz with only 2 transistors, that is basically the same as the Nomad Banshee Fuzz from just a few months earlier in 1967. Also the Banshee Fuzz was branded under the Applied Electronics name, who supposedly were the true builders of all these pedals. Which would also mean they were most likely responsible for the Goya fuzzes, the Guild Fuzz Wah, and potentially the Manny's Fuzzes. ... Super ratty 60s fuzz with a surprising low end (that's lacking in the 2 transistor version). And speaking of transistors, can anyone tell me if this TI is germanium or silicon?"

cred: instagram.com/ed_skymall

[cupophrogs]

I'm running backwards up a halfpipe/pos

Welcome to the game, Daneilla (Danny)Darling! I’m still working on her main-world design, so her Space Riders fit is all I have for now. I’m almost done though! I think y’all will like her!

Anyways, Danny is a young Aerospace Welder and Engineer, and lives on the Intergalactic Emergency Sub-Station: a company, and space station dedicated to preserving life and safe travel through the cosmos. When she’s not traveling with other crews as an on-call engineer for dangerous voyages, Danny is dispatched across worlds to complete maintenance checkups on passing ships and other space stations.

Personally, Danny is a flexible, relaxed young woman with a steady hand and a quick mind. She loves her job, and she’s not working or napping, she enjoys dancing and debating silly questions like weather there are more wheels or doors in the world (she will always say wheels). She isn’t put on the front lines often, considering her lack of supernatural abilities, but her cunning and resourcefulness always keeps her opponents guessing. Her favorite drink is Horchata!

(Space Riders au belongs to @onyxonline)

Alt ref and close ups!

[colcon]

thoughts in a colcon might function similarly to how electricity moves through metal

[thanatologie]

i wanna break down the lich side of the argument bc it's fascinating to me (everything about this skeleton man is fascinating in a...i am slightly concerned but i feel sorry for you kind of way), but ngl this made me laugh.

like, no. he's not. he's never been great holding stuff in because his face and voice say everything. his body language says everything. world's worst liar, world's worst wicked grace player, i bet he sucks at both even without a face because his fidgeting would give him away. he doesn't even have eyes and he still can't make eye contact if he's saying something that's emotionally fraught in any way.

emmrich volkarin does not brood. he fidgets and waffles and gets twitchy and flitters about until whatever it is just spills out anyway because he feels things too much to contain it.

[wildwood-faun]

the volume on one of my speakers was really low so I opened up my stereo (scary) and cleaned it and now the speaker is fixed but there are ghosts in the stereo again

[immortalsins]

the way i'm at my mental and physical limit rn but i'm probably never going to use this degree as intended . :\

[creaturefeaster]

can a mime die in host? if so what happens?

Yes they can. They are susceptible to almost all of the things their host would have been, were they still alive.

If they die in host, they die as a mime. It's the trade off for experiencing life. Their influence stays within the body, and the body remains pale and color coded, unlike when they leave their dead host & the body's natural colors return.

Typically though, mimes will expell themselves from a host that they cannot save/is no longer viable. As long as they leave a fatally wounded host before it dies, they will be okay.

[anotherpapercut]

ya boi is officially a licensed substitute teacher in the state of Missouri

[fluxir]

Is tourist visa open for UAE?

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has long been a favored destination for travelers worldwide, offering a unique blend of modernity and tradition. For those planning a visit, the availability of tourist visas is a crucial consideration. This article delves into the current status of tourist visas for the UAE, providing essential information for prospective visitors.

Current Status of UAE Tourist Visas

As of now, the UAE has fully resumed the issuance of tourist visas. This move comes as part of the country's efforts to revive its tourism sector following the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The government has implemented various health and safety measures to ensure the well-being of visitors and residents alike.

Types of Tourist Visas Available

Travelers can apply for different types of tourist visas based on their needs:

Short-Term Tourist Visa (30 Days): Ideal for those planning a short visit, allowing a stay of up to 30 days.

Long-Term Tourist Visa (90 Days): Suitable for travelers who wish to explore the UAE for an extended period, granting a stay of up to 90 days.

Multiple Entry Visa: This visa is perfect for those who plan to enter and exit the UAE multiple times within a certain period, offering flexibility for frequent travelers.

Application Process

Applying for a UAE tourist visa is straightforward. Applicants can choose from various methods, including:

Airlines: Many airlines offer visa services for passengers, simplifying the application process when booking flights.

Travel Agencies: Reputable travel agencies can assist with the visa application, ensuring all documents are correctly submitted.

Online Portals: The UAE government’s official visa application portal provides a convenient way to apply for a visa online.

Required documents typically include a valid passport, a recent photograph, and proof of accommodation or a travel itinerary. Processing times can vary, but most visas are issued within a few days.

Health and Safety Protocols

To enter the UAE, travelers must adhere to specific health and safety protocols, including presenting a negative PCR test taken within a stipulated time before departure. Vaccination status may also play a role in entry requirements, so it's essential to stay updated on the latest guidelines from official sources.

[okthatsgreat]

my new life goal is to get a pc so i can run baldurs gate 3. but i need money for a pc. and i need a better job for money. so you can imagine the stress i am under

[235uranium]

all of science will alter your perspective and even unsettle you but physics has a tendency to take every reasonable assumption you make and mutilate it

[kitchensinksurrealism]

listening to my february-june 2022 playlist which led to ⬇️

[mars-ipan]

AAAAAHAHAHAHHAAA I'M GETTING AN APARTMENT SITUATION SET UP SOON

[artemis-in-space]

Trust me as someone who does it I don't know how it works either

truly do not understand how people just slip into relationships and jobs and opportunities and friend groups and lifestyles. to me there are a million obstacles to navigate in a single basic conversation

[uketa12]

UK ETA for Business Travelers: Apply Online and Save Time

If you're a frequent flyer or business traveler looking to visit the United Kingdom, there’s good news — the UK ETA (Electronic Travel Authorisation) is changing the way you enter the UK. Whether you're attending a meeting, signing a deal, or just visiting for a short business trip, the UK ETA visa application makes the process faster and more efficient.

What is the UK ETA?

The UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (UK ETA) is a new digital travel permit that allows eligible visitors, including those from GCC countries and the UAE, to enter the UK for short-term stays. It is designed for travelers who do not need a full visa, but still require official approval to visit for tourism, business, transit, or family purposes.

Key Benefits for Business Travelers:

No need to visit a visa center

Fast online application process

Multiple entries allowed during ETA validity

Cheaper and simpler than a traditional visa

Who Needs a UK ETA?

The UK ETA is required for citizens of visa-exempt countries, including UAE and GCC nations, who plan to:

Attend business meetings

Negotiate contracts

Participate in conferences or seminars

Conduct short-term work-related activities (without being employed in the UK)

If you're from a country that previously didn’t need a visa, you'll now need an ETA to travel.

UK ETA vs UK Business Visa

The UK ETA is suitable for short business visits (usually up to 6 months).

The UK business visa online is still required for long-term work, employment, or establishing a business.

How to Apply for a UK ETA Online

The application process is quick and fully digital. Here’s how to apply UK ETA online:

Visit the official UK government website

Fill in the UK ETA application form

Provide:

Valid passport details

Recent photo (passport-style)

Travel information

Pay the UK ETA fee (expected around £10)

Wait for confirmation — approvals usually arrive within 3 working days

UK ETA Application Requirements

To be eligible for the UK ETA, you must:

Hold a valid passport from an eligible country

Have no serious criminal record

Intend to stay for tourism, business, or transit purposes

Meet the UK ETA eligibility conditions

Have a return or onward ticket (for most travelers)

UK ETA Validity and Processing Time

UK ETA validity: Usually up to 2 years or until your passport expires — whichever comes first

Processing time: Typically within 72 hours, but it's smart to apply earlier

Can You Use the ETA for Other Purposes?

Yes! The UK ETA also works for:

UK tourist visa online

UK student visa ETA (for short-term study programs)

UK visa for family visit

UK visa for short-term visit

UK transit visa UK ETA (if you're changing flights in the UK)

UK ETA for UAE and GCC Citizens

Citizens of the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, and Kuwait can now apply for the UK ETA for GCC citizens, streamlining their entry process and eliminating the need for a traditional visa. This also applies to those seeking a UK visa for business or tourism.

Final Thoughts: Travel Smart with the UK ETA

The UK ETA is a game-changer for short-term travelers — especially business professionals. It reduces wait times, simplifies paperwork, and ensures a faster, smoother journey to the UK.

[immortalsins]

got so many things to do today and so much else to focus on but i just found the perfect job listing and i have never wanted anything more badly in my life